RPA inside the antidetect browser

No. The visual canvas covers the vast majority of automation needs with drag-and-drop blocks. You only drop into code when you need a custom Node.js module — and even then the executeModule block stays in the visual flow.

Time-based (schedule, time-of-day windows, cron-like repeatCount), email arrival (IMAP), webhook calls, completion of another flow, or manual run via the API / MCP tools. Multiple triggers per flow are supported.

Yes — Afina ships an embedded SQLite engine with a mini SQL editor. Create as many local databases as you need, write queries inline, then drop a database block into your flow to feed data in or out. For external databases, reach them from a Node.js module via executeModule.

Puppeteer/Playwright are libraries you wire up yourself. Afina RPA is a managed product: visual editor, queue, schedule, retries, per-profile logs, multi-account batches, antidetect environment — all built in. When you need raw Puppeteer, attach via the CDP wsEndpoint.

By default the task is marked errored, the log shows the exception and execution stops for that profile. With retries enabled on the task group, the executor reruns the task up to repeatCount times. Conditional blocks let you handle expected failures inline.

Yes. Scripts and modules are stored locally in your Afina database with timestamps; you can export/import them as JSON. Team plans add cloud-side versioning so a flow you build on macOS shows up on a teammate's Windows machine.